Pakistani security forces have launched a violent crackdown on protesters in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK), leaving over 30 civilians dead and more than 33 injured during demonstrations led by the Joint Awami Action Committee (JAAC).
The Joint Awami Action Committee (JAAC) has suspended its long march in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK) until July 21, giving Islamabad a final chance to meet its demands. The unrest, now in its sixth week, has claimed over 30 lives amid clashes between protesters and security forces.
Reports indicate rising tensions in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir as the Joint Awami Action Committee continues protests over economic hardship, political discrimination, and governance issues. Security concerns have intensified amid allegations of possible crackdown, while the group has vowed to continue its movement despite threats
Protests in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir have intensified, with residents appealing to India for food and medicines amid alleged supply blockades. The Joint Awami Action Committee has issued a 48-hour ultimatum, while officials warn of a worsening humanitarian and security situation
A PoJK activist alleged that protests across Pakistan-occupied Jammu and Kashmir have intensified following a ban on the Joint Awami Action Committee. Demonstrators are demanding greater autonomy, resource control and political reforms, while accusing Pakistani authorities of repression, violence and communication restrictions
